Suela Braverman has written an article for the Times reminding us that we don't have any blasphemy laws in this country. But West Yorkshire Police still records accidental damage to the Quran as a 'hate incident'.
Lockdown sceptics were denounced as granny killers, banned, shadow-banned and cancelled. Yet as Allison Pearson points out, the Lockdown Files show we were right.
The 'Lockdown Files' confirm that there was no 'plandemic'. Matt Hancock was desperately trying to save his skin while careering from pilar to post. He didn't have a driving manual to his clown car, let alone a plan.
The Telegraph has got hold of a cache of WhatsApp messages between Matt Hancock and the main decision-makers during the pandemic. It confirms our worst suspicions. They weren't 'following the Science'. It was a clown show.
In this week's London Calling, the rows are about whether democratic institutions are beyond repair, how best to defend our freedom and the state of GB News. it's Mozart v Salieri, but you'll have to guess who's who.
Sex education has been suspended in the Isle of Man pending an investigation into a lesson delivered by a drag queen who told a class of 11 year-olds there are 73 different genders.
The Worker Protection Bill, which is wending its way through Parliament, will extend the writ of the woke thought police to every nook and cranny of British society.
A group campaigning to put the word 'woman' back in official NHS advise has attracted the signatures of over 1,400 female patients and clinicians in the past 24 hours.
Scotland Yard has included the Cenotaph as well as the statues of Winston Churchill, Horatio Nelson, Earl Mountbatten and Oliver Cromwell on a list of ‘contentious’ monuments.
In this week's London Calling, the arguments are about 15-minute cities, the Prevent programme, Roald Dahl, the Global Disinformation Index and the vertiginous decline of Marvel Studios.
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